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Polygon explains that Zenimax has got it into its head that former id Games execs John Carmack and Matt Hooper held midnight, secret meetings where they discussed taking all the VR intellectual property that there was and setting up a nice new little business for themselves.

"Carmack secretly and illegally copied thousands of documents containing Zenimax's intellectual property from his computer at Zenimax to a USB storage device, which he wrongfully took with him to Oculus," was its argument when it assumed that Facebook might just roll over.

We have asked the company for all the info that it is offering on this and are waiting for it to get back to us. It may be busy looking for someone else to sue or for another twist in the battle against Facebook.

Carmack wanted $22.5m which he claims he has not been paid following the sale of his game studio id Software in 2009. Zenimax didn't have much time for that chatter and dismissed it as being "completely without merit'.

It added: "Apparently lacking in remorse, and disregarding the evidence of his many faithless acts and violations of law, Mr. Carmack has decided to try again.".